27 years old

>55k a year

Well, in my rural area that would get you a very nice home and a good life.

Its all about cost of living.

I make around 62K at 26 in an area where the average household income is $39,500. for 2019 ill make 65K.

As a result I can, own my own home and drive a brand new Golf R.

Again, all about cost of living.

>most people

>With a STEM PhD you be making at least 200k starting though
are you fuking kidding? there are amazon drivers and uber cabbies with PhDs in STEM and other fields. only very few starting salarys get even close to 200k. i dont know who've you been talking to, but they're taking the piss outta you.

Apply to jobs in SF/NYC and live like a complete Jew. You will save 50K+ a year and be a millionaire in

How do you fuck that up this bad? Accounting finance is literally a gateway to IB/Hedge Funds/B4/M&A. That's like as high as 200k a year with bonuses if you bust your ass or you could settle for a cushy industry accounting role and slowly get your CPA and make 75k in a low stress role

It's all luck. If I get in this one union, I'll be making 92k with no overtime by age 27 (ik people 1-3 yrs younger than me that got in. I'm jealous). If I don't, I'll probably be 100% fucked making 30k if lucky.

You must be extremely autistic or have like a 2.0 GPA.

so youre a loser

thats ok

a lot of us are losers

I’m 24 and just got an offer for 85k as a technical consultant. Stem is not a meme.

23
Bachelors degree bio
In grad school now
Never had a job
No friends autisitic apply to burger king every year never even get a response
Spammed indeed never got a response from anyone ever back
Only made a few thousand dollars this year

I have a legit learning disability and a DUI so I probably will never get an acceptance from anyone anons hang in there tho we can try to cope with delicious food

Isn't that basically a sales job?

you're all idiots. everyone has a degree nowadays. they dont mean shit anymore. it used to be that if you had any post-grad qualification you were in the elite. like i say, now people with PhDs work as delivery drivers and cabbies. it's a completely differnt world to 15 years ago. top jobs are very hard to find, especially if you're not eligibale for positive discrimination etc or youre fucking the boss.

>"alright, well you're a nigger".

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What lol. Lots of people have degrees but not many people are good at networking or applying knowledge in a work environment. If you have an accounting finance degree but dont apply yourself you're just like everyone else. But if you actually went and joined school clubs, met employers at events, worked some coops you can get a job. There might be lots of grads but there's literally millions of job postings.

Nah, it’s software integration. Client facing.

Not knowing that most hires come down to nepotism.
If you don't know anyone at the company you're applying for, you might as well throw your own resume away.

>tfw 32 and make only 10k a year..

I hate you so much.

>there's literally millions of job postings.
yikes!

Dude you really need to stop being a bitch and learn that it's your own fault. It's not nepotism, it's your own incompetence. Unemployment is low and boomers keep retiring. If you have any social skills at all you can get a job. I had 6 job offers by the time I was done college, 2 at B4, 3 at regional firms, 1 in industry and 1 analyst position, I didn't even try and get into buy side or sell side finance, I could have probably got another 2 or 3 offers. It's all about not being an autistic faggot and doing more than just sitting in a class getting a 75% average

indeed.com/l-United-States-jobs.html
>3.2 million job postings in united states
That's just on indeed

Found the neopet

>27
>make 80k

feelings of inferiority never go away. you just keep raising the bar higher and higher for yourself. it's part of the human condition. maybe even a sign that you will make it.

I'm 27, make $40k and I'm fine with it. What do you need a ton of money for anyways? If you feel like you need "a lot" of money to be happy then paradoxically, a lot of money won't make you happy.

You implied there's "millions of job postings" for those good corporate jobs, not just that there are millions of jobs. I mean most jobs are cuck jobs. Pic related.

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It’s a sign you won’t make it since you’re focused on money instead of providing value; which is the real determining factor in bringing wealth.

I'm 24 and make 65k, slightly above the median american income, and I feel like I'm scraping by sometimes. I'm clearing about 2k monthly in pure savings but even at this rate it will take me like a decade to save up for a decent house. Not to mention kids, family and all that other shit I'd like to have some day. I'm on the right path but even so shit still looking grim boys

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Also
>Unemployment is low
Highly misleading.
1. Discouraged workers (people who haven't applied for a job for 4 weeks and up but want one) are not included
2. Part time and full time workers that don't make a livable wage ARE included

Bith if those together make the unemployment rates look massively better than they actually are. If a job doesn't pay a livable wage, it shouldn't even count.
Also, underemployment rates are high. 44% of 22-27 yr old college grads are underemployed.

You're literally comparing yourself to the average person. 30% of americans think fucking socks with crocs is acceptable. Half the people on the road don't even have enough critical thinking and future foresight to use a blinker. Don't compare yourself to the average person, the NPC meme is actually true. You're better than the average and if you actually give a shit about yourself and are motivated enough to improve yourself you an be successful. You may not end up some C level officer position but you can carve out a great life for yourself. My original post was making fun of the user making 20k a year with a degree in a field that has average wages triple that amount.

75k at 19yrs old.

STEM ain't a meme boyo. Look into Software Development.

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I am 33
I make $55,575
I have $2400 in debt
Own my house , with no note
Own my car with no note
Have no student debt.

I am putting $18,000 a year in to my 401k, maxing my roth ira.

Am i going to make it?

> 25 years old
> bachelors in business
> hourly wage comes out to approx $28k a year BEFORE taxes

>most people my age are already making 80k+ and already have a masters degree
Not even a little

>401k scam
no

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>18k into 401k
>ROTH IRA
>2400 debt
Honestly, no. When a recession hits, your kind is the first to go. What the actual fuck are you doing?

Damn you burgers are rich as fuck. Here in europoor we make $600-1000 on average a month and call it good. However everything is affordable too.

Im 28 years old working at a grocery store making like $13k a year while destroying my back and have no health insurance . Quit your bitching OP

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You live with parents or random roomates?

I am a burger and I make around $900 a month...shit sucks maybe I will move to europe

That's not even close to being true.

The average person makes like 50K a year. The average 27 year old makes probably like 40K a year unless you live in SF or something.

With my mom, but really cant stand it.i would love to just love in a college dorm even though I'm old now